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"My name is Lucifer, please take my hand, is such a memorable lyric": Ghost's Tobias Forge on the satanic hymns which lured him to the dark side

Ghost might not exist had these Satan-praising sounds not seduced Tobias Forge as an impressionable teenager

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Iron Maiden's Powerslave at 40 and the Greatest Albums of 1984: Only in the historic new issue of Classic Rock

Also in this issue: Mick Mars, Tony Clarkin, Van Halen, Black Sabbath, Spinal Tap, Ace Frehley, Big Country, Frankie Miller, Don Henley, Blackberry Smoke and much more

Louder

J Mascis – What Do We Do Now review: the Dinosaur Jr star is doing the same as ever and it still ain't broke

Familiar signatures mean that this album could have appeared at almost any point in Mascis' career

Evening Standard

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The Last Dinner Party - Prelude to Ecstasy album review: at times, the excess proves exhausting

It's debut time for the buzzed-about band, but their big introduction doesn't always convince

Evening Standard

“Jimmy Page once said to me, ‘Have Gibson not been onto you?’ And I said, ‘No, maybe I play too many Strats…’” – John Squire on the signature guitar that never was and why he's going on tour with a Kemper

"No one's asked me"

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“Having been a rabid young fan of prog, I totally understand what it’s like when it’s not right. I was proud of my contribution but I had no idea if people were going to be happy”: Have Southern Empire got away with changing lead singers?

You’ll hear Shaun Holton in place of Danny Lopresto, while mastermind Sean Timms has taken a different approach to writing… good or bad, their third album truly is Another World

Louder

Astrid Sonne: Great Doubt review – experimental viola player’s elliptical R&B

Some of her trademark instrumentals remain, but this new, interesting kind of R&B makes for exciting listening

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Steve Hackett's on the front cover of the new issue of Prog, on sale now

Plus Family, Opeth, Trevor Horn, No-Man, The Orb & David Gilmour, Pallas, Caligula's Horse, Brian Auger and loads more...

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"Some people expect us to be a woman and instead they get three greasy boys playing rock music": Florence Black are fiery proof that Welsh rock is on the rise

With Skindred, Florence Black, Those Damn Crows and Scarlet Rebels all hitting the charts, music from Wales is once again on the map

Louder

"The sonics are out of this world, as deep and resonant as Phil Mogg’s tonsils at the top of their game": The Deluxe Edition of UFO's Lights Out comes with vivacious and vital extras

UFO's sixth album Lights Out gets the traditional deluxe makeover, just don't believe the hype

Louder

"Tentative shavings from things we already own": Why the 50th anniversary edition of Band On The Run isn't essential, even if the original album is

Paul McCartney's mega-selling third post-Beatles album Band On The Run gets thoroughly de-belled and de-whistled

Louder

After Justin Timberlake Said He's Sorry To 'Nobody,' Britney Spears Had A Blunt Message On Social Media

Justin Timberlake took a moment to say he's sorry to "nobody" during a show before singing "Cry Me A River," and Britney Spears may be firing back.

Cinemablend

Taylor Swift once dressed up as Kiss legend Ace Frehley to prank Keith Urban during a live show

Well before she was a global superstar and an economic goliath, Taylor Swift was a mere support act with an Ace Frehley costume

Metal Hammer

Madonna's Popular collaboration becomes one of her longest charting hits

Madonna's collaboration with The Weeknd, Popular, continues to chart in the UK for its 27th week, becoming one of her longest-charting hits.

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Justin Timberlake Said He Was "Apologizing to F-ing Nobody" Before Singing 'Cry Me A River'

The pop star is apparently done apologizing.

Latin Times

Belinda's Bold Comeback: 'Cactus' Takes Social Media by Storm with References to Nodal

Belinda's 'Cactus' marks a striking musical return, weaving subtle jabs and personal symbolism into a narrative about her breakup with Christian Nodal

Guitar World

“Finding something that defines you – even if it’s not flashy – is the key. It could even be limitation that makes you stand out”: Mustard Plug’s ska punk stalwart Colin Clive on why your playing must have a personality

When he quit drinking the Malcolm Young and Ace Frehley fan learned to listen more to his bandmates’ contribution. So now he’s playing better than ever after 33 years via Reverend guitars and Orange amps

Guitar World

“He showed complete mastery of the bebop jazz language – a language invented on horns”: Celebrating Joe Pass, jazz guitar’s great re-inventor – and a player who had the rare ability to nail sax lines on a six-string

Bona-fide jazz legend Joe Pass had it all. Here we celebrate the life and career of on of jazz guitar's most fluid and fluent players

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“The acoustic guitar is the most punk rock instrument because it’s the most independent. You don’t even need an amplifier!”: Laura Jane Grace might be an obsessive collector – but all she really needs is a Yamaha acoustic

Against Me! leader is just about to change her go-to six-string to tour new solo album Hole In My Head – but admits her approach to music is as selfish as it always was

MusicRadar

The 4 inspiring guitar chords you're probably not using but really should be

This one goes up to F#11

Evening Standard

Corridos tumbados: the modern spin on the Mexican ballad is taking over the charts, but has a complicated past

The likes of Grammy-nominated Peso Pluma have become global superstars, and their popularity ‒ despite attempts to censor their songs about cartel violence ‒ is continuing to soar

Evening Standard

You Me At Six: all the details on the band's farewell tour after news they are to split

Fans were heartbroken at the news

Cinemablend

Lenny Kravitz Gushes Over Relationship With Ex Lisa Bonet, And Coparenting For Zoë Kravitz

Lenny Kravitz gushed about his relationship with his ex Lisa Bonet, and he opened up about co-parenting with her as they raised Zoë Kravitz.

Guitar World

Ernie Ball Music Man’s upgraded Steve Lukather Luke 4 SSS offers “supreme tonal firepower” thanks to its brand new HT pickup technology

An innovation decades in the making, the HT pickups headline the latest installment to the Lukather line of signature instruments, offering a dynamic and responsive playing experience

MusicRadar

We Are The World’s vocal arranger offers his take on why Prince didn’t appear on the USA for Africa single, and suggests that he may have been “afraid” of Michael Jackson

"This is pure conjecture on my part," says Tom Bahler. "Michael was not afraid of him. Michael wasn't afraid of anybody. He loved everybody”

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